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** Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus ** As anticipated by the Chief Health Officer, Victoria has once again experienced record high numbers with 273 new cases identified overnight. 22 of these cases are linked to known outbreaks, 25 were identified through routine testing and 226 are under investigation. As of today, Victoria has 1,484 active cases with a total of 3,799 cases overall. At this stage, 562 cases may indicate community transmission. 57 Victorians are in hospital, with 16 in intensive care. Monash has recorded 2 new cases, bringing our total active cases to 21 at this time. To date we have had 75 cases in Monash. Earlier this week we became aware of a confirmed case from a staff member at Woolworths in Mount Waverley. We continue to stay in touch with the Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS). DHHS notes that residential location is the residential address provided when the case is notified – not necessarily where they were infected and may not be where the case currently resides. There have also been some changes to cases in our neighbouring municipalities, with the updated numbers below: Whitehorse – 23 Knox – 6 Maroondah – 7 Greater Dandenong – 4 Stonnington – 15 Glen Eira – 3 Boroondara – 17 Kingston – 5 The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads have seen significant increases: Melbourne (229), Hume (209), Wyndham (196), Moonee Valley (163), Brimbank (116), and Moreland (75). The State Government has also today released more information regarding schooling and a return to remote learning for most students in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire. You can find the Premier’s media release on schooling here: https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/return-to-flexible-and-remote-learning/ As you may be aware, the State Government is now encouraging the use of masks when out in public where social distancing is not possible. While masks are not mandatory, they are recommended. You find the CHO’s advice on masks here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/cloth-masks-covid-19 With Stage 3 restrictions in place, please remember that our playspaces, libraries, aquatic centres, outdoor fitness facilities, skate parks, bouldering walls & community basketball courts are closed. You can find more information on what’s opened and closed in Monash here: https://www.monash.vic.gov.au/Contact/Whats-Closed-and-Whats-Open Keep up to date with the Stage 3 Stay at Home restrictions: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19 The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested-coronavirus-covid-19 Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-sunday-12-july
** Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus ** Today has been another big day in Victoria, with 216 cases recorded overnight. 30 of these cases are linked to known outbreaks, with 186 still under investigation. Similarly high numbers are predicted by the State Government over the coming days until the Stage 3 lockdown has an effect. As of today, Victoria has 1,249 active cases with a total of 3,560 cases overall. At this stage, 535 of those cases may indicate community transmission. 49 Victorians are in hospital, with 15 in intensive care. Monash has recorded 3 new cases, bringing our total active cases to 19 at this time. To date we have had 73 cases in Monash. We are aware of a confirmed case from a staff member at Mount Waverley Woolworths. The Department of Health & Human Services does note that residential location is the residential address provided when the case is notified – not necessarily where they were infected and may not be where the case currently resides. Looking to our neighbouring municipalities, here are the updated active case numbers: Whitehorse – 17 Knox – 5 Maroondah – 5 Greater Dandenong – 4 Stonnington – 14 Glen Eira – 3 Boroondara – 12 Kingston – 4 The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are Hume (176), Melbourne (203), Wyndham (175), Brimbank (97), Moonee Valley (122) and Moreland (67). The Chief Health Officer has released advice on the use of masks, including a video on how to properly use one, on the DHHS website. You can find out more and watch it here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/cloth-masks-covid-19 While masks are not mandatory, they are recommended to be worn in situations where you cannot maintain social distance from others. With Stage 3 restrictions in place, please remember that our playspaces, libraries, aquatic centres, outdoor fitness facilities, skate parks, bouldering walls & community basketball courts are closed. There are only four reasons to leave home this weekend: essential shopping, medical care or care giving, daily exercise or work/school. Stay up-to-date with the Stage 3 restrictions here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19 Find a testing site near you here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested-coronavirus-covid-19 The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms, but if you’re unsure whether you should get tested, you can use this self-assessment tool to help you figure it out: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-self-assessment Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-11-july-2020
I’ve had a lot of feedback, queries and suggestions over the past few weeks about our new food and organics recycling program. Based on the experiences of our family after two weeks, here are some ideas and tips you might like to consider. • If you’ve got kids, get them involved. Our two girls have been fascinated to learn what happens to their waste and which bins things go in. They’re even telling my wife off when she puts things in the wrong bin by accident. • We have our caddy on our kitchen bench right next to the sink • After dinner, we feed our meat leftovers to the dog • Meat that our dog can’t eat (such as a chicken roast carcass), we put in an airtight container and then place it in the freezer instead of the caddy. We remove the container and empty it straight in the green bin just before it goes out for collection • We haven’t had a use for any liners in the caddy, we just throw the food straight in there. Not having meat in there seems to mean no smells. If you’d prefer to use compostable liners though, make sure they meet the AS4736 standard • We’ve got a box of bicarb soda next to the bin, just in case (bicarb is great for absorbing smells. Those of us old enough will remember that every fridge used to have a box before they got more intelligent) • The caddy is normally full after 3-4 days and we just empty it straight in to our green bin and then wash it out with some warm soapy water and it’s like brand new • Before we empty the caddy in to our green bin, we grab a stack of leaves from the ground and put a layer of them in the bin • All of our used tissues are going straight in to the caddy as well A lot of people have queried whether we should collect green bins every week instead of every second week. Personally, our red bin is now practically empty as it’s all in the green bin. We will look at our bin collection cycles once the food and organics service is in full swing and we’ve had a chance to assess what the uptake and compliance levels are like. We were keen to introduce this program with minimal changes to the existing systems in place in order to make it as easy as possible for people to understand and get used to. All households in Ashwood, Burwood, Chadstone, Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Mount Waverley, Oakleigh and Oakleigh East should have already received their caddy. If you haven’t, please call Council on 9518 3555 and we’ll send one out. Households in Clayton, Glen Waverley, Mulgrave, Notting Hill, Oakleigh South and Wheelers Hill should receive theirs in the next two weeks. If you haven’t yet received your caddy you can still participate. Simply scrape your food scraps on to a plate or in to a bowl/container and put it straight in to your green bin. Almost half the waste going to landfill is food or organics waste, which releases dangerous methane gases as it breaks down. Utilising this new initiative is one of the easiest ways, as an individual, you can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and our impact on the environment. The information booklet that comes with the caddy has some fantastic information and tips, and there is more information available at https://monash.vic.gov.au/food-waste I’m still learning too, so if you've got any experiences or ideas you'd like to share, post below 👇
*** OUR PLAYGROUNDS ARE CLOSED ** April is shattered that we’ve had to close our playgrounds again, but it’s important that we do everything we can to eliminate this virus. We’ll get through this together - stay safe!
** Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus ** Today Victoria has recorded 288 new cases – the largest ever daily numbers the state has recorded. 26 of the new cases are linked to known outbreaks, with 262 still under investigation. This is not surprising, given the large amount of cases that require investigating. 37,588 tests were conducted in the state yesterday, the biggest total ever. The Chief Health Officer (CHO) Brett Sutton has suggested we may continue to see similarly high numbers in the coming one or two weeks until the Stage 3 lockdown has an effect. As of today, Victoria has 1,172 active cases with a total of 3,379 cases overall. At this stage, 509 of those cases may indicate community transmission. Closer to home, Monash has recorded 4 new cases, bringing our total active cases to 16 at this time. To date we have had 70 cases in Monash. Staff are continuing to remain in close contact with the Department of Health & Human Services. Looking to our neighbouring municipalities, here are the updated active case numbers: Whitehorse – 15 Knox – 3 Maroondah – 4 Greater Dandenong – 3 Stonnington – 12 Glen Eira – 3 Boroondara – 12 Kingston – 3 As with yesterday, the LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are Hume (167), Melbourne (226), Wyndham (151), Brimbank (82), Moonee Valley (120) and Moreland (63). You may have heard that the State Government is now requesting people in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire to consider wearing a mask when out in public – for example when doing your supermarket shopping, where keeping your distance from others may not be possible. The CHO has released advice on masks, which you can read here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/face-masks-metropolitan-melbourne-mitchell-shire-covid-19 The government has emphasised that wearing a mask does not exempt you from following the other guidelines – you should still maintain your distance of 1.5metres between yourself and others and only leave your house for one of the four essential reasons: food shopping, medical care or care giving, school or work, or daily exercise. I know this has been a disheartening week for many of us. These are difficult and unsure times and the next six weeks won’t be easy. But I know that we can make it through this together. The important thing is to follow the guidelines, stay at home except for the four essential reasons, and get tested if you are unwell. As we head into the weekend, it’s more important than ever to stay at home and be vigilant. Stay up-to-date with the Stage 3 restrictions here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19 The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms, but if you’re unsure whether you should get tested, you can use this self-assessment tool to help you figure it out: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-self-assessment Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-10-july-2020 Stay safe this weekend Monash.
I emptied our normal landfill bin on Monday night. This is what is in there on Friday morning - nothing. I’m absolutely flabbergasted at how much of our landfill waste was actually food that now goes in our new food & organics caddy Have you received your City of Monash caddy yet? (If not you can still throw your food scraps straight in to your green bin). What has been your experience so far? More info: https://monash.vic.gov.au/food-waste
Covid-19 Update - City of Monash ** Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus ** Today Victoria has recorded 165 cases with nine reclassified bringing the total for today to 156 new cases. 30 of the new cases are linked to known outbreaks, with 135 still under investigation. Victoria is now at 932 active cases with a total of 3,098 cases overall. More than 1,030,000 tests have been processed to date. Monash has not recorded any new cases overnight, and our total active cases remains at 12 at this time. To date we have had 66 cases in Monash. Council staff are in contact with the Department of Health & Human Services for further advice and we will continue to keep you updated. Some of our neighbouring municipalities have seen slight changes in numbers, with their active cases sitting at: Whitehorse – 8 Knox – 3 Maroondah – 4 Greater Dandenong – 3 Stonnington – 11 Glen Eira – 2 Boroondara – 9 Kingston – 3 Currently, the LGAs with the biggest active caseloads are Hume (143), Melbourne (128), Wyndham (133), Brimbank (75), Moonee Valley (84) and Moreland (56). Today is the first day of Stage 3 ‘Stay at Home’ restrictions and I know this will be a difficult six weeks for many of us. The important thing to remember is that while we may be physically isolated from our families and friends, we don’t have to be socially isolated from them. Reach out to them, whether it’s a text, a call, FaceTime or Zoom, it’s important to stay connected with others. There are now only four reasons to leave home, to ensure you can keep yourselves, your families and your community safe. You can find the updated restrictions here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19 The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms, but if you’re unsure whether you should get tested, you can use this self-assessment tool to help you figure it out: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-self-assessment Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-9-july-2020
Stoked the Corner Table is open again. Those chicken dumplings are the bomb Pop down and #SupportLocal
In these Covid times we’ve been unable to replenish the plants in our fish tank, but today it could wait no longer. April and Zoe even picked out a new fish each which they were very happy about. It’s the simple things!
***** BREAKING NEWS ***** Council has just passed a draft budget proposing a 10% waiver of rates for the 2020/21 financial year. To the best of my knowledge, we are the only Council in the State proposing a rates waiver The waiver applies to all 81,319 ratepayers across the municipality. We’ve been able to do this, whilst still maintaining essential services, because of years of prudent financial management The City of Monash remains the metropolitan council with the lowest rates on a rate per assessment basis and the lowest rates for any council in the State on a per capita basis More info here: https://www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/News/Rate-relief-key-feature-of-2020-21-draft-Budget
Today we received our City of Monash food waste caddy and the girls couldn’t wait to try it out. It’s amazing how interested they are in what happens to our waste and where it ends up. Training a new generation of planet friendly people!
We’re ready!!
Brunch at Brew Bar & Cafe in Hughesdale #SupportLocal
Beware; upside down trucks in the area
Alleford Street, Oakleigh South. It might just look like a normal street, but a year ago this footpath didn’t exist and people with mobility issues, and parents with prams, were forced on to the road, or to use a different street It’s the small things!
Back at an old favourite, Temperance Society in Hughesdale. Always great food and brilliant service. Their potato rosti’s are by far the best I’ve come across. They’re always very busy and with COVID-19 restrictions there may be a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it!
Spotted in #Oakleigh recently. My kids absolutely love it. Do you have a garden you’d like to share?
After a long night at Council it was great to sit down with Cr Shane McCluskey and Cr Brian Little for dinner again at Bon Chicken and Beer in Kingsway Glen Waverley. I’ve gotta say, I’m addicted to their seafood & spring onion pancake and chicken tangsuyouk. I’ll be back with the family!
Sunday chill day 😍😍
Daddy daughter time 😍😍
There’s nothing better than a coffee and a traditional Italian biscuit. Maria at Ambrosia-Cafe in Huntingdale has you covered. There’s also nothing quite like being greeted by a friendly smile on a cold winters morning. Pop down, say hello and #SupportLocal
25 years ago, today I was at that game and remember the emotion around the ground like it was yesterday. Sport plays such a big part in the culture of Melbourne, yet it seems almost ironic the the most treasured moments don’t involve the ball. With the world we’re living in right now, the memories of these moments in time seem even more special RIP Teddy!
I am so proud of the way our community has galvanised together and supported each other in these challenging times. I keep coming across phenomenal stories of generosity, but this one is extra special New Vivid Pty Ltd have donated 3458 bottles (almost $100,000 worth) of hand sanitzer to every state school that sits in the City of Monash. Each classroom will receive 1L and teachers two 50ml bottles each An extraordinary donation from a proud Monash business looking after their local community. I've got a bottle in the car and I must say it's one of the better products I've used; it even smells great #SupportLocal Monash Leader
This is amazing. Some people can see this and some can’t, doesn’t matter how hard they try Hit like if you can see the animal and comment with your answer
Here’s a sneak peak on how the $25M redevelopment of the Oakleigh Recreation Centre is coming along. We’re due to open later this year and can’t wait. I couldn’t be more impressed with the progress so far!
An old favourite is open for business again; ChiChiHouse Cafe in Hughesdale. Great service and brilliant coffee (Coffee cup used for the photo only, we drank in house in a mug) #SupportLocal
Have a great weekend everyone! #PrincesHighwayReserve
They say you can learn a lot about a person from their bookshelf. What do you glean from this?
Goodnight Melbourne 💤 #Oakleigh
We’ve really missed heading out for brunch while lockdowns have been in place. A slight lifting of restrictions allowed The Last Piece in Mulgrave to open, and we jumped at the chance. First family outing in what seems like an eternity!
Monash Interfaith Gathering meetings, Covid-19 style
I've got sunshine On a cloudy day When it's cold outside I've got the month of May Well I guess you'd say What can make me feel this way? My girl, my girl, my girl Talkin' 'bout my girl
Someone keeps bugging me to take her to school. I wonder at what age that will change 🤔
Matchy matchy!!
In these challenging times, businesses are having to adapt to stay alive. GeorgiePorgie Kitchen in Glen Waverley are normally serving takeaway burgers, and they still are, but they’ve added a few new products to their range One of the owners is a scientist so they’ve made their own homemade hospital grade hand sanitizer using WHO guidelines. We’ve been using it at the City of Monash offices for a number of weeks Pop down and support your local Australian businesses
We’re not far away from completing the largest infrastructure project we’ve ever undertaken at the City of Monash. This is how the $25M redevelopment of the Oakleigh Recreation Centre is shaping up.
Monash Oakleigh Community Support do fabulous work to support our community. In these challenging times, this work is even more important than ever If you, or anyone you know, needs assistance please reach out to them. They’re located in Downing Street Oakleigh
One thing we’ve missed a lot since isolation began is eating out, it’s one of life’s simple pleasures. The other day I had a local resident recommend Alor Street in Huntingdale, a relatively new Malaysian Restaurant, so we decided to get some takeaway - yuuuuuum. There wasn’t much left over!
Nothing quite like having a warm bath, crawling in to your jammies and settling down to read a book in front of an open fire on a cold and wet Melbourne Autumn day 🛀 🔥 📚😍💕
Mega roads? Car parks? Buses? Airport Rail? MM2? Instead of piecemeal projects, it’s time for a comprehensive transport plan as required by the Transport Integration Act 2010 My transport article in the Herald Sun today. https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/melbournes-public-transport-solutions-face-a-fork-in-the-road/news-story/9beabcbee8c86d6a3e9988afa144d706
Isolation family selfies 😍😍 (after the kids had finished eating chocolate 🙄)
Happy third birthday to my little angel 😇
‪A year ago today we lost a great Australian. Bob Hawke’s legacy speaks for itself, but in the midst of a global pandemic, we realise just how important some of these reforms were - particularly Medicare.‬
Pretty happy restrictions were lifted slightly, we were running out of wood for the open fire. Mum and Dad have brought down supplies from the farm. Phew!
As WW2 ended in 1945, with the country on the brink of bankruptcy, Britain poured money in to creating their universal health system (NHS) It will be interesting to see how our Federal Government will respond to this crisis Slash & burn, or invest in the future?
#ThisIsMonash in #Autumn 😍
I can definitely relate to this....
Day 10 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers #10albumsin10days
On this day, 8 years ago, we moved in to our new house and became engaged. How life has changed in those eight years. The wall behind us doesn’t even exist anymore, we’ve got two kids and I’m not only a Councillor, but the Mayor! So many great memories, and many more to come 😍
Isolation jigsaw complete!
Day 9 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers #10albumsin10days
Isobaking! Italian biscuits. Deeeeelicious and ridiculously easy to make - recipe below!
Day 8 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers #10albumsin10days
Daddy’s kitchen punching out another ripper 😋
‪Day 7 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers
In pre-Covid lockdown times, the Monash Writers Group launched their latest book - The Last Line. Each of the short stories begins with the last line of another book. An excellent bedside companion in these isolation times!
‪Day 6 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.‬
Keep your brain active! Please no cheating. If you get it correct I’ll send you a private message and delete your comment so others can enjoy the fun 👏 good luck caterpillar 🐛 🍃
Day 5 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.
‪Day 4 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.‬
‪Day 3 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.‬
‪Day 2 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste in music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.‬
Five years ago today - I wasn’t even a Councillor back then - how time flies. I’m afraid that with isolation my weight might be back to 2015 levels soon 🤨😢
Day 1 of the 10 Albums that greatly influenced my taste of music & my life. No explanation or reviews just album covers.
Oxygenating the fire to help kick start it. Nothing nicer on a cold Autumn day that a roaring open fire. #StayHome
They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them It’s a strange Anzac Day, but our thoughts are still very much with our heroes #lestweforget
On behalf of the City of Monash, I send my warmest regards to our residents observing Ramadan Ramadan is an incredibly important time of reflection and prayer for our Islamic community and we appreciate that this year will be very different, with community centres and mosques closed and a restriction on gatherings due to the COVID-19 crisis I have been privileged in the past to attend an Iftar, where people gather together to break their fast with a communal meal. It’s an incredible experience and I understand this year will see these celebrated at home within families, rather than the community, and maybe even on video conferencing to stay connected. The community adapts to these challenging times and we will be stronger than ever, together. My best wishes for a peaceful, prosperous and blessed Ramadan. Ramadan Mubarak!
Today we’re seeing the amazing generosity of the community that surrounds us. Gifts for April from people we’ve never met. Redefines the saying “we’re all in this together”. Thank you, whoever you are 🥳😃
Happy 5th Birthday to my little princess, April. And thank you to all of our neighbours who have left special messages for her. It’s a tough time for all of us, but especially for young ones who simply don’t understand. She has been made to feel very special from all the love and support and is having a ball. So proud of the young person she has become - they grow up too quickly 😍
We love buying our pasta and cheeses at Just Italy next to the paint shop on Atherton Road. They also make sensational take-away coffee and they’re open for business during the crisis.
So April’s fifth birthday is on Thursday and she’s absolutely shattered that she’s had to cancel her party on the weekend that she’s been talking about for the best part of a year. She’s stuck these invitations up all over our house. These are the moments in life that as a father break you because you have no control over them. Any suggestions on how to make her isolation birthday special, or videos of well wishes to her would be greatly appreciated.
We miss going to cafes for a late brunch, so this morning we visited Dad’s kitchen table. Bacon, Eggs, Hash Browns and lots of pepper. Yuuuuuuuuuuum
A traditional Easter Sunday treat; Daddy’s homemade pancakes. Happy Easter to all of you and your families. This is an Easter like never before. Given we’re all staying home, what are your traditions?
If you’re thinking about ordering Oakleigh Fish 'N Chippery for dinner, there might be a little bit of a wait 😳
Early last year, as part of the Council plan, we prioritised pedestrians at Eaton Mall by changing the traffic lights so they are red for cars by default and green for pedestrians. Some hoons decided that it would be a good idea to drag off when the lights turned green, so this week Council installed new road cushions to assist with safety. You probably won’t notice this for a while, because you’re all staying home, but it’s an important change to ensure that Eaton Mall is pedestrian safety focused!
Zoe absolutely loves books, more than anything else. We’ve done the Little Miss set and last night we finished the Mr Men set. So tonight, Zoe got to choose her favourite - Mr Tickle. I think it’s because I give her a big tickle every time his name comes up 🤣 And how cute are those feet?? 😍
‪In an effort to meet the City of Monash carbon neutrality target, we’ve started introducing fully electric vehicles to our fleet. ‬ ‪This week I was excited to test out the newest addition, a 100% electric Hyundai Australia Kona. A joy to drive and surprisingly powerful.‬ It even tells me where the closest charging station is. More importantly, how good is my taste in music? 🙃
Four year-old home learning 😍
Flashback Friday! The Mayoral fraternity is pretty close, and in simpler times it was great to catch up with my counterpart from the Stonnington City Council, Mayor Cr Steve Stefanopoulos, This is a troubling time, but I know that all Councils are working hard to ensure that essential services continue. There is a lot that we can do assist, and be assisted by, neighbouring Councils We’re all in this together and together we’ll come out the other side smarter and wiser than before Stay safe and stay home!!
Sunday roasts are back in vogue!! 😋 (Photos taken 10 seconds apart. One has a bigger appetite 😉🙃)
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